The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-15

KNOX. A cold wave visited lis saturday night
and~was repeated Sunday night and, as a result
exit all garden 'sass." Sunday night ice u of nm
inch thick made Farmers in this section have
just begun to cut their corn and some have pulled
their beans and there must be good deal of dam.
agc....l stated last week that potatoes are rotting
but that does not press the state of affairs They
are a total failure there will be hardly enough
saved for family consumption and some will not dig
hill There will be a sociablc at the Hall at the
Stream Friday evening of this week. The Leon
ard Bros. will play, assisted by the organ.
TioRNpIKE Farmers complain of their }ota.
toes r1ting and that there but few in hills.
The crop must be light, and prices higher than for
several years. The school in District No. began
last Monday under the instructions of John Stcph
eiison of knoS, an old and experienced tcuchcr....
L. H. White, A. > Rand and A. ID. Bumps attend
cd the state Fair at Lewiston. Mr.. Bumps h. :,
Castlcair took second money in the 2.5l class. He
has taken money i'll four races this season Mr..
a. ;. Rand carried his pair of matched horses To
the Far where they took the first premium OH
matched horses and he then sold them TO Grecnl,cf
shaw for $1,000. This is the pair of which mention
was made in the locals two weeks ago. Mr. Rand
has another nice black year old which we rNpcrt
to see on the street with a mate in a short time
Mr.. Rant has been very successful in matching and
selling horses, having mated and sold several MID,
pairs.
NI>ALHAvEN. ON Friday last the Bodwcn
Granite company had a series of accidents. First
a horse attached to a dump cart backed the
dump and one of the wheels struck willard smith,
the teamster, injuring him somewhat. The horse
was cut loose from tie cart ami after securing him
with ropes he was Slid ON planks into the water.
The horse was not much injured The same day
the company was loading sch. Zmri :. Waliug-
ford with stone. stone weighing seven or eight
tons was suspended from the derrick but had not
been swung over the vessel when the top of the
derrick gave way and the fell to the wharf.
Fortunately no one was injured 80. sch. H. : Wal
hnefor and John BrauwcIl have loaicd stone for
Philadelphia. ... The Curt, a Wilcox ,ome,ly com.
pany has played here successfully for t week and
on sunday steamer MAY Field took them To- Bucks
port. They will return here the last of October
MONROE. Farmers are noH getting thtir sweet
corn for the Wnterport factory Potatoes are
now being dug and about one half the crop is rot
ting. "A, l., Newcomb has begun t, make ample
barrels at his mill, Mr.. X o. Leonard was out
With his mare Maud l.. sunday driving and Sic
seemed in as good condition a. though she bad not
been in any race this sc;tson....H T.. Haley has
been offered ) 900 sor his Years od stallion Bav
Dawn, hut can see better figure, ahead - Frank
Bailey il doing quite an extensive business in
cooperating apples, sweet corn amt other fruit
He has two Zimmerman cvaporators, Nos and s.
at his mill Misses Cnlson Staples have j,l, re
turned from Boston with full line of millinery
and dress goods. They do dress making in the
latest etylrs....A. IL. Mavo has bought a tr,,tt,r
or rather the making of one . Rev C. L. Haskell
| will hold a he
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